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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1945
Page
10
The Globe News Publishing Co publishes evenings except Saturdays and Sundays and releases Sunday morning editions in conjunction with Amarillo Daily News. Founded February 20 1924 and entered as second class matter the same date at Amarillo post office under the Act of March 1878.
A survey of experts finds eggs likely to be plentiful in 1945 with top quality cold storage. Beef, lamb, and mutton should be steadier, veal harder to obtain, and pork tight. Overall meat availability down about 10 percent for the year, with pork down 17 percent and per person supply about 127 pounds versus potential 170.
A Red Army officer contrasts German ruthlessness with Soviet resolve, noting that Nazi cruelty appears deliberate and persists even after battles end. He underscores a perceived stark difference in national character between Germans and Soviet fighters.
A New York Tribune column flags faulty prep for the San Francisco UN conference. It argues leaders at Yalta years ago must be present in their capitals, not in San Francisco, to draft a lasting charter while wartime decisions continue. It cites Dumbarton Oaks talks that should have continued and included mid powers.
On an aircraft carrier, Lt. John Speidel and his wife Mrs Speidel in Philadelphia welcome a baby boy John Jr while Speidel flies a bombing mission over Japan. The father lands safely after a damaged flight as the crew reflects on timing with the baby's birth.
Comedic sketches recount a broom salesman who charms women at doors and a husband wife misread joke about Forever Amber. A quip about death taxes and a curfew frames humor on late nights and a warning to quit by midnight. Loy Ellickson's dad advises quitting at twelve if tasks remain unfinished.
County Treasurer L D Heyser champions turning courthouse grounds into a downtown park with benches shade and grass. Justice of the peace J D Cazzell supports walks and relaxing areas noting no need for keep off signs. County Commissioner Ray Daniel backs the public property park plan. Local student Jeter Dickinson and residents Gletta Fay Stewart and L H Hamilton express approval.
Delegates in London say they will announce profits and losses from disarmament at a naval conference. Senate passes House tariff bill with 1250 amendments. Texas convicts revolt when officials halt home brew production. Russian press urges US help to keep peace in Europe as Anglo-Russian party ends on a high note. Gen. Hugh Johnson condemns Father Coughlin as a Hitler with a cross. Three Congressmen who voted.
In a joint statement participants condemn any justification for army expansion. Dardanelles access opens to Alles as Turkey joins the oil blockade against Germany. German officials launch a blitz of 16 diplomatic documents referencing U S pre war diplomacy. Douglas Meador, in Matador Tribune, releases his first book under the Trail Dust column name.
The passage recounts the nativity scene with Mary and the child, the visit of the Magi who bow and offer gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh, and a verse praising the newborn king with celestial imagery.
A Christmas verse invites children to share in a joyous season by giving precious gifts for the dear child Jesus. The lines celebrate generosity and seasonal merriment attributed to Phebe Cary.
A George Gallup report notes most Americans back a year of domestic training for 18 year olds before overseas duty. The survey shows men favor longer prep. women are less inclined. Maj. Gen Idwal Edwards says typical inductees reach front lines in five to seven months under current policy.
A grid of crossword clues lists horizontal and vertical entries with film actor themed hints. Many abbreviations and compact wordplay span chemistry symbols, geographic codes, and common crossword fodder across two directions.
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